Okay, so there is no refuting the fact that I had the most incredibly delicious, satisfying, satiating, savoury, succulent and otherwise perfect meal a few nights ago at Canoe in Toronto. And while I wish more than anything to sit here and tell you all about the perfect pairing of foie gras and wine, something pressing this way comes, and so here I must wait, as this next bit simply must be shared, lest it be too late...
1) a 400 million year-old landscape of beauty peaking out of the Niagara Escarpment, offering trails and adventure for thousands of visitors every year.
2) a 5-year collaborative effort of musical prowess and bellowing voices, culminating in a gospel-like sound that reminds of us of a soulful talent no amount of studio-based production could possibly reproduce. These guys are legit.
Well, whichever you choose to see over the next 24-hours, I'm sure you won't be disappointed and for those choosing a pre-fall hike, I tip my hat and bid you safe travels. For those geared up for a downtown romp in the shadows of greatness, I'll see you there!
Taking the stage at EBar, with doors at 9:30, a cover of a mere $10, and support from Snowblink, the band will be making its much anticipated return to the stage in celebration of their sophomore album, Open Flames, which will be released October 4 of this year.
I know I put the all-call out there for many bands passing through our city, and all of them I stand proudly behind, but if you choose to heed the advice of only one recommendation from this site, please, see this show as that opportunity, you will not be disappointed.
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And so on that note I leave you for the evening. Many I hope to see tomorrow, but for all others, I will return to follow up on what can only be described as the best meal I've eaten in 4-years.Cheers
-Phil
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